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<div><font color="blue">The question is what effect the diameter of the vacuum line for the distributor’s capsules has?</font></div>
<div><font color="blue">The original line between the carbs and the distributor vacuum capsules is a very small diameter. I have seen them replaced by much larger diameter lines. Would this not affect the function of the capsules? The larger line, requiring
more volume of air to be removed to cause the same amount of movement, would diminish the affect of the vacuum applied by the carb, reducing the effectiveness of the capsules.</font></div>
<div><font color="blue">Right? Or has it been too long since my physics studies?</font></div>
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<div><font color="blue">Peter Arakelian – 1971 TR6</font></div>
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